Recorded at Decca No 2 studio, West Hampstead, London in 1969. For FAB records a sub-label of Emil E. Shalit's Melodisc Records. Decca mastered, pressed and distributed for them. Decca Recording engineer Terry Johnson. The record had some success in West Africa and Sweden. Composers Meekham/Marshall david marshall64 16/12/19

As a young child (5 yearsold+),living in Battersea, South London, I used to visit a second hand shop and buy stacks of 78rpm records with my hard earned pocket money. My prize possesions were always the Decca records. I was mesmorised with the blue and gold label as it spun around at speed, bluring the image of a 'wild-haired' face......who I found out later in life to be Beethoven. I still get the same feeling and excitment, if ever I play any of my 78 Decca records now.....I am 70. Later of course, Decca brought me The Rolling Stones, far superior band than EMI's The Beatles! john callaway 14/12/19

If I had a record contract back in the day (and if I could choose it) it would be Deram, one of the imprints of Decca, just like the above marvellous record. Decca had very good recording facilities and expertise. I've always remembered the studio name and location of Thin Lizzy's 'Vagabonds of the Western World' and Decca studio 4 Tollington Park. Tonealone 07/10/19

The person currently in possession of the original Decca Studios sign (see attached) would like me to return it to you as part of your 90th birthday celebrations. If you can provide the name of the person authorised to receive it, and a location and time, I will arrange to have it delivered to you. Vicky Churchill 22/07/19